Data 4 Breakfast

Derek Archer is the Franchise Partner at Browns Social House in North Vancouver, Red Deer, Kelowna, and Downtown Vancouver. He is also the Owner/Operator of Ventura Room. Derek calls into the podcast to talk with Jordan and Cal about his experience in the restaurant industry, lessons learned from launching multiple franchises, using technology to keep guests and staff safe, and the positive predictions for the hospitality industries in 2021. Follow us on Instagram at @data4breakfast

Bryce Hollweg is the Vice President and Managing Director at the Aquilini Group. He is a member of the Executive Team and the Principle Operator responsible for the strategy, operations, tech, marketing, development, and performance of 53 Pizza Hut and 12 Dairy Queen/Orange Julius franchise locations in BC. Bryce calls into the podcast to talk with Jordan and Cal about the importance of tracking statistics, the power of connecting to customers through marketing, how he uses data to drive growth, and his 10 years of tech experience in the army. Follow us on Instagram at @data4breakfast Bryce Hollweg - Aquilini Group Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brycehollweg Pizza Hut and Dairy Queen

John Bromley is the founder and CEO of Charitable Impact (CHIMP). He launched CHIMP in 2012 as a technological platform for donors to manage all their charitable giving in one place. John calls in to the podcast to talk with Cal and Jordan about charity goals, growing up in a family that encouraged giving, the donation trend in Canada, and using technology to make the act of giving more accessible. Visit charitableimpact.com to learn more and follow @wearecharitable on Instagram. Follow us on Instagram at @data4breakfast John Bromley - Charitable Impact Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wearecharitable Website: https://www.charitableimpact.com

Blair Quinn is Vice Chairman of CBRE and the founding member of the High Technology Facilities Group. He has been involved with the commercial real estate sector since 1994. Blair calls into the podcast to speak with Cal and Jordan about the positive and negative impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on real estate transactions, the new working from home trend and what that means for commercial space, the importance of gathering data in sales, and how technology has advanced this industry. 

Jordan Scott and Callum Morrison are Account Directors at Cologix: Data Center Colocation & Interconnection Services and are also the hosts of this very podcast! This week Producer Karl joins the show and asks Jordan and Cal questions sent in by previous Data 4 Breakfast guests. The guys share their histories and how they got to the positions they are in today and also discuss fads in data management, give their 10-year predictions, and much more!

Elyse Sanders and Josiane Meadows are Co-Founders of Share the Goods, a matching platform for people to help those that are struggling with groceries during the pandemic. Josie and Elyse call into the podcast and share how they came up with the idea, early startup struggles, website issues, dealing with traffic and growth, doing it all through COVID, the personal connections created by the program, and the future of Share the Goods.

Derek Dochstader is the Co-Founder & President at BuilderGear Corporation, a go-to online source of innovative tools and safety products for the construction world. Derek calls into the podcast to talk with Jordan and Cal about his early days in border patrol, his university days with Jordan, the power of data in product development, the process of getting a patent, digital advertising, women's construction gear and the future of BuilderGear.

Evan White aka Vandelux is an independent musician from Vancouver Canada and entered the digital music scene in 2016. He has worked with Jurrasic 5, NomBe, and THEY and is also the creator of this podcasts intro. Evan calls into the podcast and talks with Jordan and Cal about how he got into music and the early days, the advancement of music technology over the years, live performance stories, the role of a producer, the internet and getting exposure, and what we can expect to see from Vandelux in the future.

Kamyar Asadibeiky is the CEO, President & Founder at Machool Technologies Ltd. Machool is Vancouver based all in one shipping company and was founded by Kam in 2014. Kam calls into the podcast to talk to the guys about how Machool came to be, the early days in software, the technology driving the company, shipping logistics, supporting the mom-and-pop space, and the end goal of a cloud-based online global marketplace.

Steph Santiago is the Senior Director of Marketing at Aritzia, a Canadian women's fashion brand founded in Vancouver. Steph calls into the show and talks about her time with Taxi Marketing & Advertising, her current position at Aritzia, how Aritzia has been adjusting to the pandemic and the brand's future plans.

Jamie Hankinson is the CEO & Co-founder at Eli Technologies Corp, a Vancouver-based real estate technology company developing software products for the residential and commercial real estate industry. Jamie calls in to talk to the guys about Eli Report, a software that analyzes strata documents and summarizes the results in a unique way. Hank, Jordan, and Cal also talk about their experiences being on a strata council, machine learning and document analysis, funny strata stories, childhood video games, the introduction of the Low Latency Round, and much more!

Hank McQueen is the Senior Development Manager at Concert Properties, a real estate company based in Vancouver whose commercial assets are valued at over $5 billion. Hank calls into the podcast to share how data can be used to build better homes and smarter more efficient cities. The guys also talk about Hank's early days as a firefighter, working with the City of Toronto, the value of digital marketing, the best 90's business movies and how COVID-19 may change the way cities are built in the future.

Kyle Treleaven is the Vice President and General Manager at BrainStation, a global technology school offering corporate training, Diploma programs, and certificate courses. These programs are built around the most important components of the ever-evolving digital product lifecycle which are data, design, development, marketing, and product. Kyle calls into the podcast to talk with Jordan and Cal about the power of online education systems, data-driven learning, how various industries are adjusting to COVID-19, and what's next for BrainStorm.

Alistair Clark, a former athlete with Rugby Canada and Head of Product at “I Will Teach You to be Rich” calls into the podcast to talk with Jordan and Cal about practical aspects of Data Science. Alistair is currently undertaking a Master’s of Data Science Degree at UBC and shares how the science is emerging as a vital part of business today. The guys discuss how applications use data to solve business matters and predict trends, the power of machine learning and decision making, coding and the future of Data Science.